Hi Ram,

I’m affraid that Oracle doesn’t have plans to integrate Agile PLM to the IoT Cloud application, though Agile has the webservices ready to be used in a integration like that.
So, I’d start thinking about to create your own integrations, I’d suggest also to think about to use Oracle Integration Cloud Services, it’s a ready to use integration plattaform that can reduce your effort in achieving your goals.

My best
Carlos

Ram,

take a look in what Oleg is saying about.

an old post

http://beyondplm.com/2009/07/24/plm-and-internet-of-things/

and a new one

http://beyondplm.com/2014/04/28/3-things-plm-can-do-with-iot-tomorrow/

Of course there’re several other authors out there, but it’s a beginning.

My best
Carlos

Hi Laura,

unzip the file, and then try to open the file under the folder created after unzipping.

My best
Carlos

Hi TJ,

Oracle Agile doesn’t handle two different BOMs in the same item like the Teamcenter and Enovia does, though you can have different BOMs for different manufacturing sites, it’s called distributed manufacturing.
So you should consider start using sites, they can deal with your requierements.

My best
Carlos

Hi Michael,

have you ever think about to use Agile Driver? It’s a possibility to work without the need to look for the documentation in Agile.

My best
Carlos

Hi Brad,

please take to the code bellow as a seed. It shloud guide you.
My best
Carlos

// ===========================================================================
//
// Author: Carlos Benassi
// Date: 25/10/2016
// Desc: This script generates a number based on the calculation of other 3 number.
// In this example it uses the SubClass names and several Page2 attributes to calculate the result.
//
// Implementation: This script should be run as a Post event on the SubClass Create event
// it can also be tied to the SubClass UpdateTitleBlock event to prevent changes
//
//

import com.agile.agileDSL.ScriptObj.IBaseScriptObj
import com.agile.api.ChangeConstants

void invokeScript(IBaseScriptObj obj) {
// get the change type
changetype = obj.getValueByAttId(ChangeConstants.ATT_COVER_PAGE_CHANGE_TYPE);

// Get the PAGE2 Attributes to calculate the result
// page2.list04 = fit
// page2.list05 = techrisk
// page2.list06 = mktrisk

fit = obj.getValueByAttId(ChangeConstants.ATT_PAGE_TWO_LIST04);
techrisk = obj.getValueByAttId(ChangeConstants.ATT_PAGE_TWO_LIST05);
mktrisk = obj.getValueByAttId(ChangeConstants.ATT_PAGE_TWO_LIST06);

// Create the calculus
score = fit.toInteger() * techrisk.toInteger() * mktrisk.toInteger()

// Update the score values
obj.setValueByAttId(ChangeConstants.ATT_PAGE_TWO_NUMERIC01, Integer.toString(score));

// log to Event Handler Monitor –
// View the log monitor to ensure the action is completing correctly
obj.logMonitor( “Value=” + score);
}

Brad,

take a look, I had no time to test it, but it’s a step further.
Swagoto has a good point as well, I didn’t implement it.

My best
Carlos

import com.agile.agileDSL.ScriptObj.IBaseScriptObj
import com.agile.api.CommomConstants
import com.agile.api.ChangeConstants
import com.agile.api.QualityChangeRequestConstants

void invokeScript(IBaseScriptObj obj) {
// get the change type
changetype = obj.getValueByAttId(QualityChangeRequestConstants.ATT_COVER_PAGE_QCR_TYPE);

// Get the PAGE3 Attributes to calculate the result
// page3.text01 = text01
// page3.text02 = text02
// page3.text03 = text03

text01 = obj.getValueByAttId(CommomConstants.ATT_PAGE_THREE_TEXT01);
text02 = obj.getValueByAttId(CommomConstants.ATT_PAGE_THREE_TEXT02);
text03 = obj.getValueByAttId(CommomConstants.ATT_PAGE_THREE_TEXT03);

// Create the calculus
score = text01.toInteger() + text02.toInteger() + text03.toInteger()

// Update the score values
obj.setValueByAttId(CommomConstants.ATT_PAGE_THREE_TEXT11, Integer.toString(score));

// log to Event Handler Monitor –
// View the log monitor to ensure the action is completing correctly
obj.logMonitor( “Value=” + score);
}

Nik

do you need to disable Affected Items tab to all Changes? Does it make sense to the business? I`m wondering why?
Any way instead of to disable the Affected Items Tab you could try to remove Read Privileges for those groups that should`nt have access to the info. I`m assuming that you need to disable the tab for a few type of changes, only, not for all.

My best
Carlos

Hi Michael,

has the assembly been related to the child item’s site?
The assembly must has the site of the children.

My best
Carlos

Hi Wayne

in the following link you’ll find a doc called Agile Product Lifecycle Management Capacity Planning Guide.

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E69230_12/otn/docset.html

In section 1.10 Software Requirements you’ll note that the supported systems for Apple’s is OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) and the browsers are Safari 8 and 7.
My best
Carlos